Between a job and a hard place: A non-workers inquiry
An article on the experience of unemployment, first published by Plan C in 2017 and then republished by Notes from Below along with an obituary for the author.
Asylum Seekers in Dover: Part Two - Bigotry in the UK
1998 Black Flag article about asylum seekers, New Labour, the local community in Dover, fascist and anti-fascist protests.
Asylum Seekers in Dover: Part One
An article from Black Flag in 1998 about Roma asylum seekers from Czech Republic.
New Labour: Thinking The Unthinkable - Black Flag
An article from Black about the benefit cuts instigated by the New Labour government.
Liverpool Anarchist #8
Articles on Universal Credit, the 1968 Rent Strike and Social Revolution.
Full Employment Funnies
Two versions of a double sided anti-work flyer published in 1980 and 1981.
The first version of the cartoon was by "Black Currant" who was also the cartoonist for Xtra! magazine. The text on the reverse was by a number of indviduals involved with Rising Free in Islington and the London Workers Group.
The second version of the cartoon was adapted by "Rosanne". The text was reworked for this version also.
Crowbar #44 1985
Issue 44 of Crowbar from mid 1985.
Compressed version of a scan by the comrades at the Sparrows Nest archive, Nottingham.
Contents include: free all prisoners, protest to save community squat creche at 24 Brailsford Road (and insert about its eviction), lots of bile for Ted Knight (leader of Lambeth Council), South Africa, sabotage tips, fiddling the electric, Police bunkers, Stop Business As Usual - international round up, account of Class War's Henley Regatta action, publications round up, puzzles, contacts, events, Governments Really Screw You Up (parody of anti-heroin poster),
Rent and Its Discontents
Against the landlords and the police, in cities poisoned by wealth.
Losing Kathy: Slow Violence and Social Service Work in New York City
An essay written in 2018 and updated in 2020 during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in New York and prior to the June 2020 uprisings. Explores the death of a woman named 'Kathy' through the eyes of a frontline social worker. Originally published on the website of Hard Crackers.
Stuff the DWP (don't want us to know)
New pamphlet published by Liverpool SolFed by benefits claimants, for claimants: Stuff the DWP! (doesn't want us to know).
Covering our most important rights in clear, simple language, while also pulling no punches on the need for direct action and a movement to change the system.
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